On Sundays She Picked Flowers - Yah Yah Scholfield
A haunting Southern Gothic debut in the vein of Lone Women and Sorrowland.
Seventeen years after fleeing her abusive mother, Judith Rice has built a quiet, isolated life in the forests of northern Georgia. But her fragile peace shatters when a mysterious, captivating woman appears at her door - bringing with her an unsettling presence that stirs long-buried memories.
As desire and danger intertwine, Jude is forced to confront the violence of her past - and the darkness lurking in the woods. A surreal, atmospheric tale of trauma, retribution, and reclaiming power.
Hardback
240 Pages
223 x 144 x 26 (mm)
Simon & Schuster Ltd
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$5.10On Sundays She Picked Flowers - Yah Yah Scholfield
A haunting Southern Gothic debut in the vein of Lone Women and Sorrowland.
Seventeen years after fleeing her abusive mother, Judith Rice has built a quiet, isolated life in the forests of northern Georgia. But her fragile peace shatters when a mysterious, captivating woman appears at her door - bringing with her an unsettling presence that stirs long-buried memories.
As desire and danger intertwine, Jude is forced to confront the violence of her past - and the darkness lurking in the woods. A surreal, atmospheric tale of trauma, retribution, and reclaiming power.
Hardback
240 Pages
223 x 144 x 26 (mm)
Simon & Schuster Ltd
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A haunting Southern Gothic debut in the vein of Lone Women and Sorrowland.
Seventeen years after fleeing her abusive mother, Judith Rice has built a quiet, isolated life in the forests of northern Georgia. But her fragile peace shatters when a mysterious, captivating woman appears at her door - bringing with her an unsettling presence that stirs long-buried memories.
As desire and danger intertwine, Jude is forced to confront the violence of her past - and the darkness lurking in the woods. A surreal, atmospheric tale of trauma, retribution, and reclaiming power.
Hardback
240 Pages
223 x 144 x 26 (mm)
Simon & Schuster Ltd
